The Wave
Although the Fall of Numenor in J.R.R. Tolkien's The Silmarillion seems to have taken place through a series of successive events, depicting them through a single occurrence made for a more streamlined and powerful visual without changing any of the elements themselves. The instances relating how the sea swallowed the land of the men of Numenor is Tolkien's play on the tale of the lost city of Atlantis integrated into his own legendarium and proving to be the echelon of the chapter Akallabêth.
watercolor and colored pencils
20x16
This is a listing for a giclée print of the original illustration.
©2024 Drawherty Creative. All rights reserved.
Although the Fall of Numenor in J.R.R. Tolkien's The Silmarillion seems to have taken place through a series of successive events, depicting them through a single occurrence made for a more streamlined and powerful visual without changing any of the elements themselves. The instances relating how the sea swallowed the land of the men of Numenor is Tolkien's play on the tale of the lost city of Atlantis integrated into his own legendarium and proving to be the echelon of the chapter Akallabêth.
watercolor and colored pencils
20x16
This is a listing for a giclée print of the original illustration.
©2024 Drawherty Creative. All rights reserved.
Although the Fall of Numenor in J.R.R. Tolkien's The Silmarillion seems to have taken place through a series of successive events, depicting them through a single occurrence made for a more streamlined and powerful visual without changing any of the elements themselves. The instances relating how the sea swallowed the land of the men of Numenor is Tolkien's play on the tale of the lost city of Atlantis integrated into his own legendarium and proving to be the echelon of the chapter Akallabêth.
watercolor and colored pencils
20x16
This is a listing for a giclée print of the original illustration.
©2024 Drawherty Creative. All rights reserved.
